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Golf course.
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Taman Sireh
Park.
The biggest and best of the three, devoted to all things Lego. Includes 70 hands-on rides, slides, shows distributed among the Lego Technic, Lego Kingdoms, Imagination, Land of Adventure, Lego City and Miniland areas. Highlights include the Dragon rollercoaster, the Ninjago 4D ride, and making a splash at Dino Island (bring a towel and a change of clothes!). It can get very hot on a sunny day, so arrive early, aim to complete the outdoor parts like Miniland early in the day, and nip into the main air-conditioned areas like the movie theatre or the many Lego building zones to cool off.
20-odd water slides and other attractions, mostly quite "generic" but with a few Lego-specific ones like building a raft thrown in. A nice respite from the heat.
A rather small aquarium featuring tropical fish. Not particularly impressive.
The administrative center of the state is meant to be not just a collection of buildings, but rather, to showcase Johor's culture in terms of modern architecture and interior design. The centrepiece is the Johor parliament building, the Sultan Ismail Building, combining Moorish-Andalusian and Johor-Malay style. Visiting the interior of the building is possible by booking a tour via the website. Other attractions are the Chief Minister's office, the Dato’ Jaafar Muhammad Building, inspired by the Alhambra palace in Granada with added Johor-Malay elements, and the Kota Iskandar Mosque. It also features the Mahkota Square.
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Public square featuring the tallest clock tower in Johor. It also has football field and open air gymnasium.